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21 Indian casinos across 17 counties

Minnesota has 21 Indian casinos, which are authorized and regulated by the U.S. Interior Department. The casinos are owned by 11 federally-recognized Minnesota tribes and located in 17 different counties across the state.

There are also 21 smaller Indian gaming businesses located on tribal reservations. These include fuel stations, markets, bingo halls, trading posts and others. All have small gambling operations such as slot machines, pull tabs, etc.

Below you will find the minimum legal age to gamble in various locations around the U.S., Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico. In the 50 American states, some times you'll see a variance, this usually is due to Indian casinos having different age requirements in their casinos than state regulated casinos.

Leech Lake Band of Minnesota Chippewa Tribe owns the most casinos with four.

White Earth Band of Minnesota Chippewa Tribe owns three casinos and 19 small Indian gaming locations.

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Casino List by County

1. BELTRAMI COUNTY

Seven Clans Casino Red Lake
(Formerly Red Lake Casino & Bingo)
Highway 1 East
Red Lake, Minnesota 56671
888-679-2501
218-679-2500

2. CARLTON COUNTY

Black Bear Casino
1785 Highway 210
Carlton, MN
55718-0777

3. CASS COUNTY

Northern Lights Casino
680 Y Frontage road NW
Walker, MN 56484
800-252-PLAY

Cedar Lakes Casino Hotel
6268 Upper Cass Frontage Road NW
Cass Lake, MN 56633
444 LL GAMING

Shingobee on the Bay
6280 Upper Cass Frontage Rd NW
Cass Lake, MN 56633
Phone Number: (218) 547-6233

16. CLEARWATER COUNTY

Shooting Star Casino Bagley
County Highway 27
Between Ebro and Bagley, MN

4. COOK COUNTY

Grand Portage Lodge & Casino
80 Casino Drive
Grand Portage, Minnesota 55605-0233
800-543-1384
218-475-2401

Grand Portage Trading Post Casino
77 Mile Creek Road
Grand portage, MN 55605

5. GOODHUE COUNTY

Treasure Island Casino
5734 Sturgeon Lake Road
Welch, MN 55089
800-222-7077

6. ITASCA COUNTY

White Oak Casino
45830 US Highway 2
Deer River, MN 56636
800-653-2412
218-246-9600

7. MAHNOMEN COUNTY

Shooting Star Casino Hotel
777 Casino Road
Mahnomen, MN 56557-7902
800-453-7827
218-935-2711
Casino (800) 453-STAR
Bingo (218) 935-5385

8. MILLE LACS COUNTY

Grand Casino Mille Lacs
777 Grand Avenue
Onamia, MN 56359
800-626-5825

17. OTTER TAIL COUNTY

Star Lake Casino (Canceled)
County Road 41
Star Lake near Dent, MN

9. PENNINGTON COUNTY

Seven Clans Casino Thief River Falls
(Formerly River Road Casino)
20595 Center Street East
Thief River Falls, MN 56701
866-255-7848

10. PINE COUNTY

Grand Casino Hinckley
777 Lady Luck Drive
Hinckley, MN 55037
800-472-6321

11. RENVILLE COUNTY

Jackpot Junction Casino Hotel
39375 County Hwy 24
Morton, MN 56270
800-WIN CASH
800-946-2274

12. ROSEAU COUNTY

Seven Clans Casino Warroad
(Formerly Lake of the Woods Casino & Bingo)
1012 East Lake Street
Warroad, Minnesota 56763-2404
(800) 815-8293
(218) 386-3381

13. SCOTT COUNTY

Little Six Casino
2450 Sioux Trail NW
Prior Lake, MN 55372
(952) 445-6000

Mystic Lake Casino Hotel
2400 Mystic Lake Blvd
Prior Lake MN 55372
(800) 262-7799
(952) 445-9000

14. ST. LOUIS COUNTY

Fond Du Luth Casino
129 East Superior Street
Duluth, MN 55802
800-873-0280
218-722-0280

Fortune Bay Resort & Casino
1430 Bois Forte Road
Tower, MN 55790
800-992-PLAY (7529)

15. YELLOW MEDICINE COUNTY

Prairie's Edge Casino Resort
5616 Prairie's Edge Lane
Granite Falls, MN 56241
320-564-2121
866-293-2121

Prairies Edge Convenience Store
Non-Smoking Casino
5610 Prairie's Edge Lane
Granite Falls, MN 56241
Phone Number: (320) 564-2121

Small Indian Gaming Operations

The following businesses are all owned by the White Earth Band of Minnesota Chippewa Tribe, Mahnomen MN 56557 Phone Number: (218) 983-3285.

In addition to these, there is the Grand Portage Trading Post Casino and the Prairies Edge Convenience Store.

3 Bears Golf, Liquor Store & Towing
DBA Berry's Liquor
P.O. Box 395
Mahnomen, MN 56557
Phone Number: (218) 935-2148

Cedar Crest Resort
P.O. Box 395
Mahnomen, MN 56557
Phone Number: (218) 935-2148

City of Callaway
DBA Callaway Liquor Store
P.O. Box 395
Mahnomen, MN 56557
Phone Number: (218) 935-2148

City of Mahnomen
DBA Wild Rice Lounge
P.O. Box 395
Mahnomen, MN 56557
Phone Number: (218) 935-2148

Double Barrel, LLC
DBA Ruffed Grouse Roadhouse
P.O. Box 395
Mahnomen, MN 56557
Phone Number: (218) 935-2148

Golden Eagle Bingo
P.O Box 418
Mahnomen, MN 56557
Phone Number: (218) 935-2711

Hilltop Supper Club
P.O. Box 395
Mahnomen, MN 56557
Phone Number: (218) 935-2148

Isaacson-Bjorge Post 31 American Legion/Mahnomeh
P.O. Box 395
Mahnomen, MN 56557
Phone Number: (218) 935-2148

Loon Echo Inc
DBA Elbow Lake Store & Bar
P.O. Box 395
Mahnomen, MN 56557
Phone Number: (218) 935-2148

M & W Foods Ogema
PO Box 395
Mahnomen, MN 56557
Phone Number: (218) 983-3285

M & W Service of White Earth
PO Box 395
Mahnomen, MN 56557
Phone Number: (218) 935-2148

McArthur's Village Store, Inc.
P.O. Box 395
Mahnomen, MN 56557
Phone Number: (218) 935-2148

MDS Food and Beverage, Inc.
DBA Lean to Tavern
P.O. Box 395
Mahnomen, MN 56557
Phone Number: (218) 935-2148

Northwood's Recreation, LLC
DBA Ice Cracking Lodge
P.O. Box 395
Mahnomen, MN 56557
Phone Number: (218) 935-2148

Ogema Fire Department
DBA Ogema Liquor Store
P.O. Box 395
Mahnomen, MN 56557
Phone Number: (218) 935-2148

Pappy's Cafe and Pizzeria
PO Box 395
Mahnomen, MN 56557
Phone Number: (218) 935-2148

Pinehurst Resort and Lodge, Inc.
P.O. Box 395
Mahnomen, MN 56557
Phone Number: (218) 935-2148

Stumps Bar & Grill, LLC
P.O. Box 395
Mahnomen, MN 56557
Phone Number: (218) 935-2148

Waubun Fire Relief
P.O. Box 395
Mahnomen, MN 56557
Phone Number: (218) 935-2148

News Articles

Minnesota tribes have reopened half of their casinos following COVID-19 closures

June 1, 2020

Prairie's Edge Casino Resort in Granite Falls was the first casino in Minnesota to reopen after two months of closure due to fears of COVID-19. Five other casinos opened in May including Mystic Lake Casino Hotel, Little Six Casino and three Seven Clans casinos.

The Minnesota casinos that reopened in May are listed here by date:

May 18 Prairie's Edge Casino Resort
May 26 Little Six Casino
May 26 Mystic Lake Casino Hotel
May 28 Seven Clans Casino Thief River Falls
May 28 Seven Clans Casino Red Lake
May 28 Seven Clans Casino Warroad

Five more Minnesota casinos opened today. Four more have announced dates later this month.

June 1 Fortune Bay Resort & Casino
June 1 Grand Casino Hinckley
June 1 Grand Casino Mille Lacs
June 1 Jackpot Junction Casino Hotel
June 1 Treasure Island Casino
June 19 Shooting Star Casino Hotel
June 19 Shooting Star Casino Bagley
June 22 Cedar Lakes Casino
June 22 Northern Lights Casino

Seven other Minnesota Indian casinos will remain closed until further notice. Announcements of reopening dates are expected soon. These casinos are the Black Bear Casino, Fond Du Luth Casino, Grand Portage Lodge & Casino, Northern Lights Casino, Shingobee on the Bay and White Oak Casino.

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Minnesota tribes still oppose sports betting

March 11, 2020

A bill to legalize sports betting in Minnesota is stalled in the state legislature due to opposition from the Minnesota Indian Gaming Association (MIGA). MIGA represents the 11 tribes that operate 19 casinos in the state and oppose expansion of all off-reservation gambling, including sports betting.

A sports betting bill SF 1894 is currently active in the state senate but stalled in committee after receiving a letter from MIGA last week. The bill description is:

'Sports wagering commission establishment; sports pool operators and sports wagering premises licensing requirement; mobile and electronic ports pool licenses establishment; sports pools conduct regulation; local restrictions prohibition; sports wagering participation restrictions; excise tax imposition on sports wagers in lieu of corporate tax.'

* Excerpt from Bill SF 1894

The MIGA letter was dated March 1 and addressed to the Senate State Government Finance and Policy and Elections Committee. In the letter the tribes expressed concern that legalized sports betting may negatively impact the gaming industry and suggested researching its impact in the 16 states that have legalized it.

'Regulated sports betting markets are new to 16 states and vary widely. Before pursuing any new types of gaming in Minnesota, MIGA urges a better understanding of the impacts from recently enacted sports betting laws, particularly in states with a significant tribal gaming presence.'

'Our position is unchanged; The Minnesota Indian Gaming Association continues to oppose the expansion of off-reservation gambling, including the legalization of sports betting and, therefore, must respectfully oppose SF1894.'

* Excerpts from MIGA letter, March 1, 2020

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Minnesota Tribes Oppose Sports Betting Legislation

January 18, 2019

Last week the chairmain of the Minnesota Indian Gaming Association, Charles Vig, wrote a letter to top government officials regarding sports betting in this year's legislative session.

The Minnesota Indian Gaming Association supports responsible gambling. Its membership includes all 11 federally-recognized Minnesota tribes.

The letter states the official position of the Minnesota Indian Gaming Association and its members is the continued opposition to the expansion of off-reservation gambling, inclding the legalization of sports betting.

The letter was delivered to Gov. Tim Walz, Speaker Melissa Hortman, House Minority Leader Kurt Daudt, Senate Majority Leader Paul Gazelka and Senate Minority Leader Tom Bakk.

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Mdewakanton Dakota Indians appeal casino claims to Supreme Court

November 17, 2009

WASHINGTON, DC - The Star Tribune reported last week: 'Thousands of Mdewakanton Dakota Indians who claim a share of the lands and gambling revenues from casinos in Prior Lake and Prairie Island are taking their case to the U.S. Supreme Court.

'The group, led by former Lower Sioux Community Chairman Sheldon Wolfchild, filed a petition Friday asking the court to review a federal appeals ruling that went against them last March.

'The case, which dates to 2003, is based on historical claims made by descendants of Mdewakanton Indians who helped white settlers during the 1862 Dakota rebellion in Minnesota.

'Numbering more than 20,000 in the United States and Canada, the group is laying claim to some of the lands that form part of the present-day Mystic Lake and Treasure Island casinos.

'It bases that claim largely on lower court rulings that the federal government breached a 19th-century trust when it handed control of the lands to the present-day Shakopee Mdewakanton Dakota Community, which owns the Mystic Lake and Little Six casinos, and the Prairie Island Indian Community, which owns Treasure Island.

'Membership in the two communities is limited to several hundred tribal members who enjoy millions of dollars in annual gambling profits. Many of the plaintiffs, descendents of Indians who were expelled from Minnesota after the Dakota rebellion, live on economically depressed reservations in Nebraska, South Dakota, and Morton, Minn.

'Minneapolis attorney Erick Kardaal, who filed the petition, said the group has also been bolstered by the support of the Oglala Lakota Sioux of the Pine Ridge reservation in South Dakota, where many of the descendants live.

'The government has 30 days to respond.'

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Hawaii is one state with no casinos, and does not allow any form of gambling. Utah is the other. Bingo is not even allowed. This includes charitable purposes. With no Hawaii gambling available, it is still great for tourists.

Hawaii is not anti-gambling, it simply does not want to compete with Las Vegas and other bigger gambling vacation spots. Most tourists do not go on vacation to Hawaii with the thought of gambling. Hawaii casinos would simply take money out of the local economy and be mostly funded by residents of the islands. There are services residents and tourists can use, like casino party and event centers. You can play casino games, but there is not real betting or money exchanged. Below you can use our Hawaii casinos map of services.

Hawaii does not allow casino cruise ships to operate from their state. Even though most states without gambling allow cruise ships to operate. Cruises that originate or end in Hawaii may not possess commercial gambling devices, including electronic casino games. Hawaii casino gamblers must go to the mainland to get any kind of gambling action.

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Types of Online Hawaii Gambling Allowed

There are no forms of legal online gambling in Hawaii, including online casino gambling. Daily fantasy sports are not even legal. Hawaii Attorney General Doug Chin announced in January 2016 that daily fantasy sports were illegal in the state. Honolulu Prosecutor Keith Kaneshiro followed this up by sending cease-and-desist orders to FanDuel and DraftKings, ordering the two sites to stop accepting action from players in Oahu. DraftKings immediately complied with this order, something that shocked the daily fantasy sports industry as the site typically ignores these demands and challenged them in court.

Types of Live Hawaii Gambling

There are no forms of live gambling that are legal in Hawaii. The closest thing to it is home poker games. Bars may offer poker tournaments as long as there is no buy-in.

There are no Hawaii casinos on any of the islands. This is due to the fact that most tourists do not go to Hawaii looking to gamble, but rather enjoy any of the other amenities that the state has to offer. On top of this fact, Hawaii does not want to compete with the larger states where gambling is expected and anticipated when tourists travel to those locations, like Las Vegas.

Hawaii Gambling Laws

Hawaii gambling laws are serious about not legalizing any forms of gambling. Promoting gambling in the first degree and possession of gambling records are both Class C felonies in Hawaii. Most other crimes in Hawaii gambling laws are considered misdemeanors. Hawaii gambling law defines gambling as a person staking or risking something of value upon a game of chance or upon any future contingent event not under the person’s control. Any material degree of chance is considered a wager under state law.

Most states without casinos permits boats to operate gambling as long as they go into international waters. Hawaii does not allow any casino cruise ships to do this. Any cruises that originate or conclude in the Hawaiian Islands are not permitted to possess gambling devices.

Where to Gamble in Hawaii

There is no gambling in Hawaii. Any Hawaii casino gamblers looking for these types of games must catch a flight to the mainland. The most popular destination is Las Vegas, Nevada.

Those that want the experience of playing casino games while in Hawaii can find these services. There are plenty of Hawaii casinos services, like party and event centers that offer the games, without the real money gambling being involved.

History of Gambling in Hawaii

Gambling has never been a part of the culture in Hawaii. Some racetracks operated in the country before it joined the United States. There have been no forms of gambling in Hawaii since it became the 50^th state in 1959. There have been few attempts to change this. One exception is online poker. A handful of Hawaii Assembly members tried to legalize online poker starting in 2008. This went on for six years until the effort proved to be futile. No attempt was made in 2015 or 2016.

Daily fantasy sports sites operated in Hawaii until 2016. In January of that year, Attorney General Doug Chin and his office released an opinion that stated daily fantasy sports is illegal.

“Gambling generally occurs under Hawaii law when a person stakes or risks something of value upon a game of chance or upon any future contingent event, not under the person’s control,” Chin said in a statement at the time. “The technology may have changed, but the vice has not.”

DraftKings left the Hawaii market within days. This was only the second time DraftKings obeyed an order from a state attorney general. The other state was Nevada. On the other hand, DraftKings decided to fight attorneys general in New York and Illinois. It is believed that DraftKings did not feel the Hawaii daily fantasy sports market was worth fighting to save due to its size. Football, baseball, and basketball are not nearly as popular in Hawaii as they are in most other states. The time zone and great weather are thought to be reasons for the lack of interest in sports in the state.

Hawaii Casinos & Gambling FAQ

There are currently no casinos in Hawaii due to strict gambling laws.

Casinos are not legal in Hawaii.

Are There Casinos In Honolulu

There is no legal gambling in Hawaii. It is one of just two states without any forms gambling. Utah is the other.

No. Only ships that temporarily dock in Hawaii may offer gambling. Cruises that begin or end in Hawaii may not.

Lotteries are illegal in Hawaii.

Are There Any Gambling Casinos In Hawaii

Daily fantasy sports sites are considered to be illegal in Hawaii.

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These sites and others like it are not legal in Hawaii.